Real Madrid have officially confirmed a managerial change, with Xabi Alonso leaving his role after less than eight months in charge. Club legend Álvaro Arbeloa has been appointed as interim head coach, while speculation continues over the club’s long-term
Manchester United’s decision to dismiss Ruben Amorim has once again exposed deeper structural issues at the club. Beyond poor results, tactical disagreements and management dysfunction were decisive, raising serious questions about United’s long-term footballing direction and leadership model.
Atalanta have officially dismissed Croatian coach Ivan Juric after a run of seven winless Serie A matches. Once a top-four contender, the club now sits 13th in the table. This marks Juric’s third sacking within a single year, a
Juventus officially announced the dismissal of head coach Igor Tudor after a 0–1 defeat to Lazio. Interim coach Brambilla will lead the team against Udinese, while former Italy boss Luciano Spalletti emerges as the front-runner to take over. Negotiations
José Mourinho is set for a sensational return to Benfica after 25 years, with Fabrizio Romano confirming a two-year agreement is close to official. The move comes just a month after Mourinho’s Fenerbahçe were knocked out of Europe by
Bayer Leverkusen has officially appointed Kasper Hjulmand as head coach following Erik ten Hag’s brief stint. The Danish coach, who led Denmark to the Euro 2021 semifinals, now prepares for his return to the Bundesliga with a revamped coaching
Nottingham Forest have sacked Portuguese head coach Nuno Espírito Santo, making him the first Premier League manager dismissed this season. Former Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou has been appointed as his replacement, signing a contract until June 2027.
Didier Deschamps has confirmed he will step down as France’s head coach after the 2026 World Cup, marking the end of an era. With his departure, French legend Zinedine Zidane has emerged as the leading candidate to take over,
Bayer Leverkusen have dismissed Dutch coach Erik ten Hag after just 62 days in charge. Despite securing a German Cup win, the team failed to claim victory in their first two Bundesliga matches, prompting the board to act swiftly.
Erik ten Hag, Bayer Leverkusen’s head coach, called Florian Wirtz and Granit Xhaka’s departures a brutal reality of top-level football. Ten Hag told Kicker in an exclusive interview that the club is starting a new era and would sign
